Reason:
A problem with the packaging occurred. One or more of the following CA CSM archives could not be found:
Action:
Contact CA Support.
Reason:
CA CSM installation folders do not exist on USS. property_name may not appear.
Action:
Note: For more information, see the Installation Guide and the Site Preparation Guide.
Reason:
The user does not have write permission to one or more CA CSM installation folders on USS. property_name may not appear.
Action:
Reason:
The MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file is blank.
Action:
Input properties into the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file.
Reason:
The specified host name is unable to connect to the host system where CA CSM is to be installed.
Action:
Reason:
The specified host name could not log out or finish the FTP session with host where CA CSM is installed.
Action:
Contact the administrator of the host computer to verify that there are no connectivity issues.
Reason:
The user credentials are invalid.
Action:
Verify that the user credentials are correct, and then attempt another login.
Reason:
The hostname of the system where CA CSM is to be installed has not been entered.
Action:
Enter the HOSTNAME property in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file.
Reason:
The character length of the text for the property specified is longer than the allowed character length.
Action:
Edit the property name in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file so that it contains the valid number of characters specified.
Reason:
The property specified contains invalid characters.
Action:
Edit the property name in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file so that it contains the valid characters.
Reason:
The user has not entered the user name and password values in the login verification step in the installation process.
Action:
Verify that the correct user name and password values have both been entered when prompted during the installation.
Reason:
The job name specified in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file begins with a digit. Job names cannot begin with a digit.
Action:
Edit the JOBNAME property in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file so that the job name does not begin with a digit.
Reason:
The lengths of the properties specified are greater than the length allowed.
Action:
Edit the properties in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file to verify that they are less than the maximum characters allowed.
Reason:
The two USS folders specified do not exist.
Action:
Verify that the folders specified in MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties exist on the system where CA CSM is to be installed.
Reason:
The two USS folders specified are the same.
Action:
Verify that the msminstall, msm, msmruntime, and mpm folders are all unique. message_text provides additional instructions to resolve the issue.
Reason:
The user has specified a value other than value_1 or value_2 for the property property_name.
Action:
Change the property in MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties so that it contains one of the two values specified.
Reason:
The port number CA_CSM_port is not unique.
Action:
Change the port number CA_CSM_port so that it is not the same as any of the other ports specified in MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties.
Reason:
The value NULL_value inside MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties cannot be null.
Action:
Change the value NULL_value inside MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties so that it contains a value, which is also valid for that property.
Reason:
An invalid value was specified for the installer_property. A default value will be assigned.
Action:
No action is required. This message is informational.
Reason:
property_1 and property_2 contain one or more characters that are not in the ranges specified by range_1, range_2, and range_3.
Action:
Change both properties inside MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties to contain valid characters.
Reason:
The data set name installer_hlq is invalid because one or more name segments contain more than the maximum number of characters.
Action:
Change the data set name installer_hlq inside MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties so that it is valid.
Reason:
The data set name installer_hlq is invalid because one or more name segments contain more than hlq_max_length characters.
Action:
Change the data set name installer_hlq inside MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties so that it is valid. The current data set name is included in the message.
Reason:
The property specified as a key-value pair does not start with the valid characters in the ranges specified.
Action:
Change the property value inside MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties so it is valid.
Reason:
The property specified does not start with the valid characters in the ranges specified.
Action:
Change the property value inside MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties so it is valid.
Reason:
The data set segment or property in MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties contains a character that is not in the ranges specified.
Action:
Change the property value inside MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties so it is valid.
Reason:
The data set segment or property in MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties specified by installer_property contains a character that is not in the ranges.
Action:
Change the property installer_property in MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties so it is valid.
Reason:
The data set specified by installer_property_key does not exist on the host system.
Action:
Verify that the data set installer_property_key exists on the host system and is valid.
Reason:
//data_set
Action:
Reason:
The data set exists and is cataloged on the current system.
Action:
Specify a different data set name.
Reason:
The installer script received a nonnumeric value for the z/OS version. The problem occurred either because of JRE, or because of some other internal problem in the operating system.
Action:
None. If the problem persists, contact the system administrator.
Reason:
The values of MVSHFSDsnPrefix and MountPath are expected to be the same.
Action:
No action is required. This message is informational.
Reason:
The values for the CA CSM HFS file system and mount point folder for the previous CA CSM installation are different from the values specified for the current installation or the version you are upgrading to.
Action:
Verify that the user has proper access to the file systems and folders, and MSMSetup.sh is being executed as root user. Also, verify that the CA CSM HFS file system is mounted properly to the MountPath folder.
Reason:
The keywords TargetZoneName and DlibZoneName in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file are the same.
Action:
Verify that the keywords TargetZoneName and DlibZoneName in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file are unique.
Reason:
The values of MVSHFSDsnPrefix and MountPath are different.
Action:
No action is required. This message is informational.
Reason:
The value for the CA CSM HFS data set for the previous CA CSM installation is different from the value specified for the current installation or the version you are upgrading to.
Action:
Verify that the CA CSM HFS data set is mounted properly onto the MountPath folder. Also, verify that MSMSetup.sh is being executed as root user.
Reason:
The data sets and files listed will be overwritten if they exist and have been selected for the current installation.
Action:
No action is required. This message is informational.
Reason:
The value for the mount point folder for the previous CA CSM installation is different from the value specified for the current installation or the version the user is upgrading to.
Action:
Verify that the user has proper access to the folder specified in the previous version. Also, verify that MSMSetup.sh is being executed as root user.
Reason:
The files that you have selected for the current installation exist.
Action:
No action is required. This message is informational.
Reason:
Another program is using one of the ports specified in MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties, or the port is a reserved port which cannot be used.
Action:
Use a different port number for one or more ports in MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties.
Reason:
An unsupported 31-bit Java SDK was used to launch the installer.
Action:
Change the JAVAPATH value in MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties so that it contains the path to an IBM 64-bit Java SDK 1.7.
Reason:
The installer was unable to access or open the specified data set.
Action:
Verify that the user running the installer has the required permissions to access the data set.
Reason:
The specified setup option was not found in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file during validation.
Action:
Verify that the option exists in the properties file, and that it is not commented out.
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